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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “illegal logging”

Confiscation of Property and Due Process Rights of Third-Party Owners

When can the government confiscate a vehicle used in illegal logging? The Supreme Court clarifies the due process rights of third-party owners.

Accountability for Illegal Logging: Possession, Liability, and Penalties Under PD 705

A look at how the Supreme Court upheld a conviction for illegal possession of lumber, clarifying liability and penalties under PD 705.

Possession IS KEY Illegal Logging AND THE Importance OF Proper Documentation

Forestry Laws: Driver Liability and Knowledge in Illegal Logging Cases

Supreme Court ruling on truck driver liability for transporting undocumented lumber under the Revised Forestry Code, and how knowledge and conspiracy are proven.

DENR Authority Prevails: Confiscation of Vehicles Used in Illegal Logging

Supreme Court ruling on DENR's exclusive authority to confiscate vehicles used in illegal logging under Section 68-A of PD 705.

Lumber vs. Timber: What Illegal Logging Laws Mean for Your Business

The Supreme Court ruled that lumber is timber under Philippine forestry law. Know what documents you need to avoid illegal possession charges.

Understanding Illegal Logging and Timber Possession Laws in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies that possessing lumber without legal documents is a crime under the Revised Forestry Code, explaining key rules on seizure and confiscation.